This 4.0 x 5.45 ft multicolor geometric Kilim rug is handwoven from 100% wool and features a bold arrangement of elongated diamond medallions framed by angular geometric borders. Warm rust and terracotta tones form the main foundation, while turquoise, blue, cream, green, red, and muted yellow accents create contrast, movement, and traditional character throughout the design.

The repeated diamond motifs give the rug a strong symmetrical structure, while the smaller geometric details and natural color variation add depth and authentic handmade character. Its traditional flatweave construction creates a lightweight, low-profile surface with distinctive woven texture.

The durable wool construction makes this Kilim practical for living rooms, bedrooms, entryways, offices, or layered interiors while adding warmth, color, and traditional craftsmanship.

DETAILS

1. Size: 122 x 166 cm / 4.0 x 5.45 ft

2. Collection Tier: Authentic Tribal — valued for traditional flatweave construction, bold geometric design, durable wool, and accessible heritage craftsmanship

3. Material: 100% Wool

4. Wool Quality: Durable hand-spun wool valued for its natural texture, resilience, warmth, and long-lasting performance

5. Construction: Handwoven Flatweave

6. Style: Turkish Anatolian Kilim

7. Pattern: Geometric Diamond Medallion

8. Main Colors: Rust, Terracotta, Turquoise, Blue, Cream, Green, Red & Muted Yellow

9. Pile: Flatweave / No Pile

10. Age: Vintage

11. Weave: Traditional tightly woven Kilim construction

12. Condition: Used

13. One of One: Only one available

About Kilim Rugs

Kilim rugs are traditional handwoven flatweave textiles known for bold geometric patterns, rich colors, and distinctive woven texture. Unlike pile rugs, Kilims are made by interlacing warp and weft threads, creating a lightweight, durable, and low-profile surface.

Their designs often feature diamonds, medallions, stripes, and angular motifs, with natural variations that make every piece unique. Each Kilim brings authentic craftsmanship, texture, and heritage into both traditional and modern interiors.